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Michael Lord [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 12:40

Dear Mr Ertegun, Sitting here by myself in Jakarta, just watched your boys perform "Whole Lotta Love" on UTube and I cried. The sound understandably was terrible, but what I felt was the same as what I had felt the first time I heard the song when I was 13. This is the heaviest thing I have ever heard and still is and I am 46. Well I had not heard "When The Levee Breaks" at that stage but soon would. My God, all you doubters and lovers of mediocrity, if you could be half as good, you would still be great. Future generations will reflect and treat Mr's Page, Plant,Jones and Bohnam's with the respect that is shown to the Mozarts and Beethovens. Why? Because classical music is timeless and genderless. Thank you Mr Ertegun and of course the boys in the band.

Lowell S.V. Devin, new American artist [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 12:56

Dracula: "Do you believe the Powers of Time can be altered for a Single Purpose?" Answer: Just listen to THEM !

Zeppeleptic [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 13:52

I still can't beleive it! Led Zeppelin have done a show and I wasn't there I wasn't even in the same country god damn it! And all i can hear OMG OMG Led Zeppelin on the news, in the papers, on the radio, on the web and i shit you not Alice Cooper just started playing Rock and Roll on the radio as i was typing this. Well it certainly had been a long time been a long time been a long lonely lonely lonely lonely lonely time since the boys played together but from what I've seen and heard it was a top-notch performance and they can't leave me and a billion others watching shitty little clips on you tube.I was born in 1991 so obviously i've never got chance to see Led Zeppelin live before and never expected to, but hopefully this "one-off" gig turns into a "one-off" world tour into a "one-off" brand new studio album! Which by the way they better bring out a dvd of this gig. And a live cd. And i want the shirt as well. With a hat to go with it. And a fridge magnet. Maybe even "Led Zeppelin - The Fragrance"...

Ben Hardiman [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 14:28

i wasn't even there! im only 18 but Zeppelin are my favourite band ever, if/when they do a tour next year (which i think is inevitable) im gonna be there no matter what...even if i have exams!! these videos just show that they are still on top form, i just wonder what the future holds for 'em??

Myk Hewitt [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 15:02

Here I sit some 37 1/2 yrs after seeing Zeppelin Ottawa and again chills down my spine when I hear Good times Bad times. To those fortunate enough to be at O2 Good on ya. To those who posted the videos THANK-YOU

Robb [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 15:10

John Bonham would have been SO PROUD!! His son done good and the rest of the band carried on!

Danlux [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 15:20

Good Times................ Bad Times....... First the good times, Well basically from around nine O'clock GMT roght through to Just after eleven O'clock. People, It don't get no better than this! Now for the bad times....................................... There wasn't any apart from the fact that i probably won't go to another concert after last night as there's nothing left to see.

joe [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 15:32

Not much much for me or my peers to live for anymore... Whats next?

leandro [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 15:37

this is awesome! We need a tour.

Crash Davis [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 15:47

Sorry, but without Bonzo, it's not Led Zeppelin, IMO.

Fred Mills, Silver Spring MD [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 16:11

Led Zeppelin rules. Sorry to those who thought they were buried. Not yet man. They still have the right mix of abandonment, passion, and discipline. When they play, Dionysus makes his visitation. The only way to go beyond Led Zeppelin is to go through the journey with them, and even then, there is still more to learn.

frank in edinboro [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 16:30

I remember sitting up so fast on my bed when i herd the news on my radio about john bohnam. I looked at my tickets not far from the radio thinking that there will never be a chance to ever see them again. I was not one to get a ticket on line (just not lucky) but i would like to thank my heroes and the ones who posted the videos. I personally don't know my heroes (wish i did) but when john died a part of me did too and I hurt also. now with this reunion I can only hope they tour for a while so I can go back and live a lifetime of memories. there friend, frank

pumpkinpie [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 16:31

Thank you to everyone who posted on YouTube!! For those of us who couldn't make it, we get a chance to see what you saw first hand. Let's all hope they do decide to do a full tour... It will be the most wanted ticket in town...

montreal man [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 16:42

damn you tour~i need to see this !

Ritchie Seath [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 17:02

No other band in the world would have me emailing buddies in London, Phoenix, Montreal, Atlanta and Salt Lake City. Come on guys, TOUR !!

Zeppelin Fan [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 17:07

"Sitting here by myself in Jakarta, just watched your boys perform "Whole Lotta Love" on UTube and I cried. " I hear ya! I am in the USA, & felt the same way when I heard these songs. I cried too when I heard Stairway to Heaven. I remember the first time I heard the song, I was 14, & walking in a Hike for Hunger in Chicago in 1972 (there was a band at the end). It brought back memories of all the old friends & fun I had back then! A big thank you to all who posted on You Tube for these memories! Wish LZ would do a tour & I could get tickets...

mark [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 17:10

holy shit ...as tears come to my eyes , having seen them in oakland 77 with my high school friends all i can say is"badass".....this brought back great memories....all you first timers.....grab some albums, and the dvd and see the past, presence , and future

Mike Kocis [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 17:20

From all of us that could not be there...Thank You. Even these short video clips sparked memories from days gone by when music was real. or better yet when "magic ruled the air."

S Smith - Canada [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 17:29

Honestly.. no joke.. I think.. I may cry. They are still absolutely amazing. Pray God, let them come to Toronto and that I might score a ticket. Barring that, I can't wait for the DVD. These guys surpass status of stars and legends.. they truly are, Rock Gods.

del dover [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 18:03

great to see them live again would be great if they tour and come to cardiff and finish the gig that they where not a loud to start cos of ties . great to see the rock gods again cant wait to see the dvd or cd in shops for christmas every zep fans dream.

Chris [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 18:09

Bonzo Jnr played a blinder, best gig i've ever been to (reckon i've used up my lifetime of luck getting the tickets) Big thumbs up to all who captured footage to share with the masses - making me tingle seeing it again!!

jordan [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 18:19

sheer power man! that s what it is all about proper music none of this shit in the charts that is crap and processed!!long live led zeppelin and lets hope robert plants led zeppelin love affair resumes and the revolution starts again with a world tour. Bonzo yer son did yer proud!

Mylo [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 18:25

My god! They still have the old magic! I can't believe how tight they sound! I would have done anything to be there.... Hearing black dog.... WOW. I am literally overcome with emotion! So incredible. Just goes to show that Led Zep will always be the Greatest Rock Band ever.

[Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 18:28

last night was awesome-I just cant say any more...oh apart from Im still slightly deaf in one ear :-)

scappywood zep head [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 18:43

my brother went to the show said it was the best he ever seen as everyone could see from the vidio he is right so all the haters who say robert plant cant hit notes listen to kashmir and you probebly should have went to see him in concert once or twice before you open your mouth now everybody bow to the greatest live act past and present swallow your words yes led heads we have been redeemed from our rock n roll masters

Tuned up!! [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 19:19

I lost my chance to see them in 79 after RP's son died. Now I'm ashamed of myself for even thinking ANYONE else was close!! PLEASE tour!! "In the days of my youth..."

Buzz in NC [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 19:22

What is it about these guys and this music that can bring grown men to tears? Why, at the mere mention of Zep, do we snap our heads around like someone fired a gun, just so we don't miss a word that is about to be said? Like millions of people, I could not be at the show last night, but all day I had this anxiety feeling like I was going to explode; just knowing that the monster was rising again. I saw Zep in 1977 on John's Bonham's birthday. Never got over it. Hope I never do. Could it be that we all need them in our lives this much? Could be. Maybe we are all just very happy to see some old friends again. You know, like when you think someone is gone forever and then one day realize they have "come home." It has been said before. If you could explain it, then it would not be what it is. Let's all hope our friends have come home to stay awhile. Just let us know where you are guys. We will get there one way or another. Thank you all who posted the videos. 48 years old with eyes full of tears. That's when you know you are truly happy. Congrats to everyone who saw the show. You are the envy of us all.

Jeremy Pletcher - Canada [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 19:29

Totally badass. The clip for Kashmir really says more than my words ever could. Jesus what a great song, and Jason pounding out that beat just like his old man. They have proved once again why they were the greatest live band of all time. I am dying for someone to post a clip of For Your Life. I want a tour as badly as anyone, but if this is truly their last show then they really did go out on top. Timeless music that sounds like it was cut yesterday. Nobody rocks this hard.

Chris (42) and Jonathan (8) [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 19:38

Loving the clips. Jason is on the ball on the Vistalites and at one point during Kashmir I'm sure I saw Robert actually shrug off thirty years and dance like a faun across the stage. (Chris) Reminds me of a tribute band I saw with my dad a few months ago. But better. (Jonathan)

visitor [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 19:59

bring in the tour, slane castle 2008

Jason Voss [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 20:07

Wow, watching the footage here and elsewhere, really fantastic. I saw Zeppelin in '77 and seeing them preform these classic songs again is amazing.. Bravo Guys! Only 1 drummer could complete this line-up, and he's done his father proud IMO.

Everett [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 20:26

This was some awesome stuff. Takes me back to seeing them at the Pontiac Silverdome in 1977 ... for the previously unheard of price of $10.50. We took 2 days off school and waited 2 nights in line. I told my wife I'm saving my pennies for the tour and keeping my fingers crossed

[Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 20:28

O.M.G i am sooooo jealous of those that were there ! I had my ticket for the Superdome in New Orleans , La in the U.S. in 1980 , then Bonham died and well the rest is history ... Please Zepp come back to New Orleans , we miss You all DEARLY ! My all-time favorite band go Zepp !!

led head scappywood [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 20:29

robert plant cant sing anymore well the video shows he still rocks badder than anyone ozzy gillen axl mettallica priest sabbath anyone get it got it good

Brandykatt [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 20:34

Seeing this just renforces my beliefs that the state of music today is full of lame,manufactured crap thats not even music. My hope is that curious kids will see these on Youtube & be blown away as we were the first time we heard it as teens. There may be hope for future generations of musicians to wake up & rock. Real rock music.

Andrew V [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 20:37

Hey guys. Sorry for everyone who missed out on it last night, trust me I was very down about not getting a ticket until I got the email mid November, I guess I was one of the lucky ones to get the reallocated tickets after the postponement. Went with my father who along with my mother is the reason i listen to Zeppelin, grew up listening to them from a very young age. The concert was amazing, in particular the dazed and confused solo with the violin bow, i can't believe after seeing that on videos/dvds i saw that live :D Jason bonham was amazing btw, he was spot on the entire show. So i have the sleep deprivation (i live in Manchester and had to travel back the same night for work the next day) and I have the memories, programme and my ticket that will never leave me and i now can say i am one of the lucky young men of this world (23yrs old) to have seen Zeppelin.

Fabio Levatti [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 20:45

Led Zeppelin, Come to Brazil, please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

brendan doyle [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 20:54

i am 15 and i am addicted to led zeppelin. i would love to see them live them live because the are the best band ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

jake [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 20:55

i waited in the cold for hours outside the 02 last night just to hear a whisper of led zeppelin. There where people going out of the concert to hav cigarettes. how ungrateful. Zeppelin needs to giv the true fans a chance to seem them. Not just the rich and celebs i saw going last night. If any one deserves a chance to see them on tour its us the true fans

Omar [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 21:07

We can die in peace. Led Zeppelin played like in The Song Remains the Same, like those good times when the dragons ruled the earth. I took a beer, i took a joint and paid attention to the melody of the gods of Rock. I am lost in Germany, and dont even was born here, but when i came the first thing i was stepping was the Olympia Halle in Munich and i was wondering: Could ever happen that Led Zeppelin is comming back to this lands? that Led Zeppelin is playing again in this Hall? and i was feeling blesed to place a foot in this place, where Zeppelin was playing once. And now, i am only waiting to the return, the return of the King, the King of the four simbols.

Steve D [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 21:19

I was there. It was awesome. They absolutely nailed it. The greatest, most popular band of all time. The gig of the century - this one and the last one. Nuff said!

Joe [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 21:22

Jimmy, Jonesy, Plant, Bonam 2.0... The fantastic Four. Come save us... Please... We are all trapped in limbo between overwhelming joy and manic depression. Think about how many hardened, rock 'n roll badasses you have reduced to the point of tears.

[Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 21:22

I'm So Inspried By Led Zeppelin ! I Have Been Into Them For Agessssssssss ! My Dad Is A Massive Fan Of Them ! He Got Me Into Them ! Since I Was Little My Dad Used To Pick Me Up And Dance Around The Room With Me Hehe ! They Are An Absolutley Amazing Band ! Best Band In The World ! They Are Truly Awsome ! I'm Only 15 And I Have Never Seen Them I Would Love To ! Be My Dream !

Don [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 21:33

I am in Sydney Australia and would like to thank those who posted these clips on UTube and for NME for providing them. I am only 37 years old & obviously wasn't born when Led Zeppelin were at their peak - however watching and hearing these clips (the sound is poor but hey that's how it goes with clips) sent chills up & down my spine. They are still powerful and masters at their craft. These people shapped music. Nothing was the same after 1969 and their entry. Those who don't believe they are any good have no real knowledge or appreciation of music. I hope they tour and make to Australia. If the reports are true and the band were moved emotionally then anything is possible.

peter chrisp [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 21:37

A Big "thank you" from you guys, having checked out the sites before the concert and the anticipation and expectations were very high from a fans perspective, it was excellent that you covered the concert track by track and gave us fans "front row" on our computer so we could "visualise" in our own minds what was happening on stage. Much apprecaited.

Brielle, New Jersey [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 21:38

thank you for posting those videos! led zeppelin has always been a part of me for as long as i can remember, and i was completely crushed that i wasn't able to receive a ticket from the internet. just watching these videos are making me cry, and it means a lot that i can actually listen to how they did yesturday. led zeppelin PLEASE go on a tour!!

casey,greenock [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 22:59

without doubt the best rock and roll band ever, to listen to them is one of the great pleasures in life, their music is timeless and touches my soul, there will never be a band who can do what they have done god i hope they tour and give some more people a chance to see them here's hoping john bonham rip

John Stephanski-TEARWAVES drummer [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 23:05

I was searching all over the net to find videos from the show at 02 Arena on 12-10-2007. Well, I found the Holy Grail here. I watched Kashmir first and watched Jonsey and Jimmy take command musically and watched Jason Bonham with anticipation of him hitting that ending crescendo like his father, John Bonham did so many years ago. He pounded the tar out of those drums at the end of Kashmir and gave the gong a good back punch ! I just burst into tears watching it with my young sons - 10 and 13 years old watching, as they know much about music. Then I'm looking around for a video of For Your Life, which Led Zeppelin never played live - couldn't find it. So I started reading stories and posts written and started weeping again. I just can't control myself. John Henry Bonham made the biggest influence on drummers that came after him - he taught us how to pound the living shit out drums and he packed a wallop - he changed rock and roll drummers and loud sounds of bass drums on recordings for all of us. There is no replacement for Bonzo, but I'd only enjoy seeing Jason play with Robert, John and Jimmy. Please come to Buffalo, NY. I'd love to see them play "In the Light" - "Carouselembra" - "Fool in the Rain" which they never played live. Thanks for reading, John Stephanski TEARWAVES drummer

D Barber - London UK [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 23:13

The one and only time I saw these guys was at Earls Court in 1974 and I was 16. I had never even heard of them and my friend dragged me there to see them, I have been IN LOVE ever since. That summer I spent 6 weeks working myself to death in a part time job so I could get a plane fare to montreaux where Jimmy was living at the time and be a groupie - but my parents never let me go - bought all their albums, but never got the chance to see them again. Please guys tour one more time, please Robert, you share so much of yourselves and your souls and your love on that stage when you play for your fans - I was smitten and so were and will be millions of others the song will never be the same when you guys are gone

A Lucibello [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 23:25

Planet Rock was playing a live version of Kashmir yesterday at the time when the concert was taking place. The clip of yesterday evenings Kashmir KILLED the one Planet Rock Played! The Hammer of The Gods Indeed!

city of the dead [Visitor] //December 11 2007 at 23:48

Flogging a dead horse.

KRL [Visitor] //December 12 2007 at 00:06

I have tears, tears of joy as well as tears of supreme sadness when I heard of Bonham's death oh so many years ago. Thank you to all those who recorded and are sharing this magnificent event. God Bless you and... LONG LIVE ZEPPELIN!

E Joe [Visitor] //December 12 2007 at 00:50

My god, Hammer of the Gods what can you say, the greatest show I ever saw was Zep at Madison Square Garden in 77, I was a teen but they were awesome, and now to hear them again, Priceless, they have to have one final tour for all those unfortunate that never saw them live, to fully understand what classic rock is and what will always be the greatest band of all-time. ALL TIME>

John from Old Bridge New Jersey [Visitor] //December 12 2007 at 02:01

I love Led Zeppelin.It is at my very core.I love the music.I have seen every incarnation from 1988 on.NEVER have seen Led Zeppelin.Honestly I guess I never will but Jason is a great drummer and a tour would be amazing.New material would be a great thing also.To me it is the pure emotion that is Led Zeppelin music.It speaks to my heart,more than my head and my soul more than anything.These four musicians should play together again.It would be a shame if this was it.Ever Onward boys.

John from Old Bridge New Jersey [Visitor] //December 12 2007 at 02:02

I love Led Zeppelin.It is at my very core.I love the music.I have seen every incarnation from 1988 on.NEVER have seen Led Zeppelin.Honestly I guess I never will but Jason is a great drummer and a tour would be amazing.New material would be a great thing also.To me it is the pure emotion that is Led Zeppelin music.It speaks to my heart,more than my head and my soul more than anything.These four musicians should play together again.It would be a shame if this was it.Ever Onward boys.

Dr. Eric W. Boehm [Visitor] //December 12 2007 at 02:30

Many tranvel to the corssroads (thinking of Robert Johnson here...) but few come to stay. Jimmy Page, God Bless him, made a home there and to this day you can see him play...Rock on Jimmy! Come to Madison Square Garden & rock NYC!

Jimmy F. [Visitor] //December 12 2007 at 02:35

The Mothership has landed! Led Zeppelin,the mightiest & most thunderous band in rockdom and in music history, showed the world on Dec. 10th 2007 why they will live in the hearts of millions & millions of people,forever in time. Jimmy Page (dig the silver hair) is truly the mystical wizard,warlock of the guitar.His riffs are the thunderbolts of the gods. Robert Plants wails & moans are truly spine tingling.The rythem section of Bonham & Jones is still second to none. You know old Bonzo in heaven was smiling big. You know ,the band Kiss is always bragging that when they play live, there showing the bands of today how the big boys do it. Well Kiss, the big boys played at the O2 Arena on Dec. 10th 2007. Kiss,your just a microscopic piece of dust compared to the immortal Zeppelin. Long live the Hammer of the Gods, the mighty Led Zeppelin.

Thank You.... [Visitor] //December 12 2007 at 02:47

Dear Robert, Jimmy, John PJ & Jason. Simply awesome, just a pity I live in Australia and travelling in the US...god I wish I had been there... The work you must have put into this show all the way from the music to the production is fantastic. Drop "For Your life"....on the next one, if there is to be a next one...?? and "nail all" of these modern day "rock stars" and the current music industry (Oasis,Dave Grohl, Idol TV etc etc) with "When the levee breaks". I hear Australia is quite a nice country to tour in....around Febuary 2008 in Sydney apparently... Simon.

Chico San [Visitor] //December 12 2007 at 03:13

Rock On!

Chico San [Visitor] //December 12 2007 at 03:17

I was 16 in 1973 when I waited on line for 25 hours at Nassau Coliseum on Long Island NY for Led Zeppelin Tickets. Endedup with second row seats for a great concert and didn't hear for hours. I wish I could of been in London Dec 10th and all I can do is tune in to satellite radio for a dedicated Led Zeppelin station. Please tell me this was recorded and will be on a 1080p in Dolby 5.1 time for Christmas!!!

DT Canada [Visitor] //December 12 2007 at 03:29

IFANTASTIC...........................People I work with actually thought they were DEAD imagine. Well to anybody else who thought this Led Zeppelin showed you how ALIVE they are. Please pray that they tour even a small one even if I don't see it just so that more of the world can have a chance to see magic happen and have there souls freed by music.. and to those who don't know who they are You really oughta knowwwww

Zeppelin fan from Florida [Visitor] //December 12 2007 at 03:54

Thank you so much to everyone who posted these videos. I would have sold my soul to have been there! Led Zeppelin is absolutely incredible. These videos literally brought tears to my eyes. They are GODS! I wasn't around in Led Zeps heyday, but I grew up listening to them and have loved them my entire life. I'm keeping my hopes up for a tour which they absolutely must do! This is straight up proof that they are still the best and always will be. This brought a little light my life, I dearly hope they decide to tour.

Joe Geerkin [Visitor] //December 12 2007 at 04:06

I've always felt they were the greatest musicians of the 20th century. Tour and we can add the 21st! (and bring that giant video screen with you, that thing is cool.) Thanks to all who posted videos.

Mike Menkes [Visitor] //December 12 2007 at 04:53

Far out

Captain Midnite [Visitor] //December 12 2007 at 06:44

Stairway and Black Dog are in G down from A to accommodate Plant's aging pipes. Kashmir rocks! The feedback problems were horrendous. Imagine the stage volumes - yikes.

oldefellah [Visitor] //December 12 2007 at 07:02

I'm renewing my passport just in case they decide to tour and forget about Australia. Saw them in Sydney in 72. Best live show ever. Will travel in 2008 if necessary.

V.Tashev [Visitor] //December 12 2007 at 07:59

Thank You, Lord!

[Visitor] //December 12 2007 at 08:09

Plant can't hit the high notes, Page looks old. All the comments here are from middle aged men pining for their lost youth. Rock and Roll isn't meant to be like this. Led Zep were great.....now let it die.

jane [Visitor] //December 12 2007 at 09:28

any one vid dazed and confused????

Zigg [Visitor] //December 12 2007 at 10:09

I'm gonna have to agree w/ Crash Davis on this.. without Bonzo.. it's not Led Zepp.. (

Yea, buddy! [Visitor] //December 12 2007 at 13:47

There were ALOT of bald heads at that concert but thats okay because they have been around for some time.. And they still sound fresh... Page still getting around on that stage as well.

Gaspar, Portugal [Visitor] //December 12 2007 at 14:22

I've been saving all this images to see on a foggy day, And oh my god, just the intro of Good times... brought a shiver to my spine!!! The Song does really Remains the Same. intemporal, bluesy, with guts and feeling. They don't make'em like this anymore!!!!!

Bogus [Visitor] //December 12 2007 at 14:24

I was the first in my town to order a copy of Led Zep 1. I saw em live in the 70s. Yeh they are "old" now, so am I. Age means nothing where music is concerned.There will be more than oneincredible album int here if someone can persuade them to write and record it.From the clips I have seen JB is the business and he has every right to replace his dad. A world tour, a few more albums, why not

oneofmypages [Visitor] //December 12 2007 at 15:38

alt. footage from left side of the stage: ROCK N' ROLL (5:59) http://youtube.com/watch?v=2yeuUmBOacg VIOLIN BOW SOLO (3:30) http://youtube.com/watch?v=Vfk9xQQkVkU

Llewie in Canada [Visitor] //December 12 2007 at 16:00

Got "Houses of the Holy" for Christmas when I was 11 in '78 from my brother. I thought to myself.."what the hell is this with naked children on the cover?" Once I listened to it I was captivated and instantly hooked! I was hypnotized by "No Quarter" and felt incredible love and warmth from "The Rain Song". Imagine! My musical interests were just starting to be formed but by chance, I was fortunate enough to start out with(with no question)the greatest and most magical rock band ever.Was very sad not to be able to attend this "reunion concert of a lifetime"...please God, make a tour a reality!

AJ [Visitor] //December 12 2007 at 16:16

Toronto 2008? We in Canada would love to get the Led out too!

real zeppelin fan [Visitor] //December 12 2007 at 16:44

how is it right that every single journalist and band member managed to get to the show? tickets obviously weren't ballot only, and this show is a complete sell out i'm sorry, but surely there's a million people out there who deserve a ticket more than kate moss, who would remortgage their houses for christs sake this is just terrible

Russell [Visitor] //December 12 2007 at 16:45

was lucky enough to get a ticket - last saw them at Knebworth in 1979 - but Monday was better !

ginger [Visitor] //December 12 2007 at 21:12

i have been a Led Zeppelin lover since 1977 and was lucky enough to see the two gigs that they did at Knebworth on the 4-8-79 and 11-8-79 which was the greatest gig i have ever seen and the memories of those concerts still remain fresh in my mind. i was gutted not to get tickets for the O2 gig (like millions of others) but hopefully i will get to see them again when they do a world tour next year.

Marlin Toronto [Visitor] //December 12 2007 at 22:34

I have always given different types of music a chance and at the age of 47 have even started to dig some of the new stuff. After watching the clips of the show I am now Dazed And Confused, and as before nothing compares or even comes close to these Legends. I guess I will have to start over. Lets hit the road boys.

Dave [Visitor] //December 12 2007 at 23:07

Sadly, Warner Bros is having these clips taken down one by one. It is tragic that we who could not see them live, now can't even see them in a tiny video window. Does WB really think that these grainy videos threaten their obvious plan to profit from selling a future DVD of the show? How pathetic and greed filled their lives must be.

DaveZ [Visitor] //December 12 2007 at 23:08

Peter Grant would pound the pis'outta ya if he was still alive lol

Ron [Visitor] //December 13 2007 at 00:31

Ben, Your crazy, but I agree with you. I'd probably miss an exam for Zeppelin to. and, they are coming. Save up some cash though, tickets could be higher than the Stones. -Ron

Todd Simmons [Visitor] //December 13 2007 at 00:53

All I can say is I hope they come to New York to play The Garden. They could sell out 20 shows with no trouble.

Angler [Visitor] //December 13 2007 at 01:16

Shame on Warner music for pulling the videos off of YouTube! Free publicity like that cannot be bought. Dumb asses!

Annelouise [Visitor] //December 13 2007 at 04:32

I thought I was the only ass crying over the clips on youtube! - They will do a US tour - Damit! See you all there!!

tesswicca [Visitor] //December 13 2007 at 12:17

Plzzzzzzzzzz plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz i beg of the zep to come to toronto canada plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz we will even have a led zepplin blimp plzzzzzzzzzzzzz come we want to enjoy what the uk enjoyed we need a zep fix as wellllllll

PODRAPHENiA.com [Visitor] //December 13 2007 at 12:39

Nice clips - thanks

Jack [Visitor] //December 13 2007 at 12:55

I was 15 in the fall of 69 and my ears caught the opening riff of Whole Lotta Love and I've been hooked on Zep since. Saw them in Sept 71 in T.O. for $4 , can you believe that? Now I;m ready to pay 100 times that for a ticket . Please tour. Zep rules!

Aislinn [Visitor] //December 13 2007 at 18:47

Most of these videos have been pulled off of YouTube. Methinks the people in charge don't want anyone who couldn't be there to see these videos until a DVD is released or something.

jd [Visitor] //December 13 2007 at 22:53

anyone have a link to no quarter

GMANN [Visitor] //December 14 2007 at 00:36

When I see how rejuvenated Robert is, when I see Jimmy smiling like a school boy, it does make me feel teary-eyed. The site of Zoso on a Marshall cabinet is like a bekon of hope. Thank God they realized that life's too short to pass things by. Bonzo's up there smiling, taking a great big whiskey to us all!

Ronnie [Visitor] //December 14 2007 at 09:42

For those unfortunate enough to watch it live or even see the YouTube videos, Dailymotion.com has several links including Stairway to Heaven, Blackdog, Good Times Bad Times and more. Just search for Led Zeppelin and sort on the most recent.

David F (Sydney, Australia) [Visitor] //December 14 2007 at 17:02

Saw them in February 1972 at Sydney Showground; they were great at that time and they are even greater now. Remember what it was like in Sydney back then; little if no security, only a few dollars to get in, a basic stage with no screens or special effects. Only the raw performance of the 'Worlds Most Influential Band'. When the concert started the crowd leapt over the fence and milled directly in front of the stage, mesmorised by the opening number; "The Immigrant Song". Robert Plant had to plead with the crowd to sit down so that they could continue. Would have loved to have been at the London concert. The clips off u Tube are fantastic for those like me that could not attend. As said lets hope for a World Tour. 'Guys make sure you include Telstra Stadium, Sydney, Australia on the itinery. This was the main location for the 2000 Olympics and is an exceptional venue. We have had the Stones, U2 and will have Police in January 2008. You will surpass all of these other legends and blast the 'roof off'. 'We await your long awaited return to our shores. See you soon'.

dawitchdoc [Visitor] //December 15 2007 at 03:32

I JUST READ PLANT'S TOURING WITH KRAUS IN MAY. EVERYTHING CONSIDERED IT'S A SELFISH ACT INDEED. IT COMES AS NO SURPRISE HOWEVER.

Kathy Dean [Visitor] //December 15 2007 at 20:17

I am soon to be 46 years old, i grew up listening to Led Zeppelin. They were my moms favorite group along with my brother we love Led Zeppelin, i just wish my mom was still living to see them together again it is a dream come true. There was no way i could have been able to see them in London so i sure am thankful for the videos and i live in a small town in Georgia, south Georgia and i have lost the sight in my left eye and my right eye don't have but 5% vision left so i hope and pray that my brother and sisters can come up with a way that i can see them on there tour any they sound just as good today as they did back then and they just showed everybody who the real band is LED ZEPPELIN. Love you guys Jimmy, Robert JPJ and Boham kathy

Alan [Visitor] //December 18 2007 at 17:25

Wow!!! Words can't say what I feel.

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Led Zeppelin - live footage from O2 Arena show

By Jamie Fullerton

Posted on 11/12/07 at 11:32:03 am

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